Question 1

is too much anal bleeding hemmorhoids?

Accepted Answer

No: Not all anal bleedings are due to hemorrhoids. There are so many other reasons like fissure, diverticulosis, ischemic colitis, avmalformation, crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, perforated peptic ulcer, drug effect and cancer etc. It is serious matter and should be addressed on emergency basis. Thanks.

Question 2

what might bring about my occasional anal bleeding with clots?

Accepted Answer

BRBPR/ clots: There are many potential causes of brbpr/ clots. All bleeding should be evaluated by your physician. The most common is bleeding internal or external hemorrhoids or an anal fissure. Good bowel habits (i.e., not using the bathroom as a reading room--sitting for prolonged periods on the toilet), a high-fiber (greater than 30 g/day) low fat diet, and a minimum of 64 oz. Of water per day, should help.

Question 3

excessive anal bleeding when i defecate?

Accepted Answer

Anal bleeding: Excessive anal bleeding always requires a physical examination and evaluation.  There are many possible causes of this it is vital that you seek medical attention to determine if this is a serious condition.

Question 4

does this anal bleeding mean i'm pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Anal bleeding: Has nothing to do with pregnancy. It needs to be checked out properly to determine the cause. Do not ignore the bleeding.

Question 5

what to do if i have anal bleeding after masturbation?

Accepted Answer

See your Dr: That is unusual and should not happen. Talk to your Dr about it for examination.

Question 6

could using alovera as an anal lube cause rectal bleeding?

Accepted Answer

Anal lubricant: Any activities involving insertion of objects into rectum have potential to cause rectal bleeding. Additionally - some individuals are sensitive to Aloe Vera.

Question 7

what can cause anal bleeding?

Accepted Answer

Many things: Including hemorrhoids, fissures, fistula, abscess, and tumors of the anus, rectum or colon both benign and malignant. No amount of bleeding is normal. All bleeding should be thoroughly evaluated and not ignored.

Question 8

what can i do to treat occasional anal bleeding?

Accepted Answer

First confirm source: Bleeding per rectum may originate in the anal canal, the rectum, or further up the line. Frequent anal sources of bleeding include hemorrhoids & fissures, that may respond to modifying stool texture (fiber, softeners) and topical agents, or require further intervention. Similar bleeds can be seen with anal & rectal cancer, infections, ischemic colitis, diverticular bleeds, inflammatory bowel, etc.

Question 9

please help! what is the cause for anal bleeding?

Accepted Answer

Anal bleeding: The most common cause would be bleeding hemorrhoids.

Question 10

i've had anal bleeding since yesterday. small amounts throughout the day. what should i do? should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Have it checked: Anal bleeding can be something minor and it  can represent something more severe.  Since there are many causes - have your doctor check it out asap and see what is going on...

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